Address: 3 Nasmith Ave Toronto Ontario M5A 3J2 Canada
Original Occupancy Date: 1932
Original Owner: Annie and Leonard Green
Original Occupant: Leonard Green
Assessment Rolls: 1930 Unfinished house, Hospital Trust $975 1932 Leonard Green, 32, labourer, Annie and Leonard Green, Church of England, 17'x83', 6 occupants, $3275
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Semi-detached
Original Architectural Style: Edwardian
Height: Two storey
Materials: Common style red brick, horizontal random range stone-like asphalt shingle
Windows: Upper fixed with lower horizontal slider, lower fixed with horizontal slider. Three tier segmented arch.
Roof: Hipped roof with standard style asphalt shingles
Secondary Structures: Open porch, aluminum siding cornice, stone capped brick support pillars, cement walk and steps, plywood rail fencing with diamond patterns
Landscape Features: Pipe rail and support fence. Grass, small retaining garden with tongue depressor shaped concrete wall
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